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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

For a cheap farm on easy
terms go toll. FL. &F. A. WELL
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

T. j. Moore has in shock IL nice line
Of warm footware for fall and winter
trade.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the county, by L. Fl. &
+. a wellington.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Oysters in every style at John
Tlynn's.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Bear this In mind! am headqnar-
tiers for TEA. Il. j. MOORE.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
HELM Wanted.

A man wanted who has had exre'
rience in gardening and general farm
work. A yearly position will be Civ.
en- to the right man. Inquire at this
office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
important Locals.

ALI locals under this head will be- inserted
at the rats Of cent for every word for each
insertion. No local for less thaa Is cents.
first iEsetion, accepted. 10 cents for separate
display head, Advance payments required
Of transieAts.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

L. H. & F. A. Wellington rep
resent some Of the best insur-
ance companies in the United
States.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
STAGE LINE.
Arrival And Departure Of Mails.

Alexandria stage arrives Monday and Fri
day: departs Tuesday and Saturday Post
office opens at A. NJ, closes at8P NJ. ,excep.
Sunday ope1n1s su fnr East aro atsr NJ # Eas
and West lat $50 p. m. fer VaiieY:
s:35 a. m for Northern acifio,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Pure Apple Cider at John Flynn's.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
Dentistry

Dentistry
will be in my Office In Morris FRI
day morning, Nov.-l8. A full set Of
artificial teeth $S 90.
JNO. w. HARRIS.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
PETIT JURORS.

lists:
Stewart Wells, Andrew T.. Hanse,
FIN. Woodwork, Ole A. Maanum,
Ole r. Eystad, Patrick F. Casey.
Henry Dye, Peter Olson,
Charles N. Clarke, Charles Anderson,
Syver Larson. Alex. Mckenzie,
George Beggs, Albert Olson,
VIM. M. Daley. George Borrill,
John Wilson, Thomas Murphy,
Gustav Kohler, Sidney Stebbins,
James M. Milan, John Leuthardt,
Frank Smith, Stephen M. Porter.
GRAND JURORS.
III. II. Ellsworth, Erick p. DrOvdahl,
VIM. II. Miles, Charles Wilson,
John CHM, John Erickson,
Henry D. Tenney. Samuel Olson,
E. P. Watson. Frank A Hancock,
Samuel ID. Heath, John E. Danielson
VIM. burlington, Milo Camp,
Albert Olson, Teter Dyer,
Anthony Boyle, Edwin J. Jones,
Mark Coleman, John Sanders,
John J. Pimm. Charles Grassman
George Rowles.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
List Of Jurors.

That it may not escape the notice
Of any one interested. we again insert
the lists of those who have been select
ed to serve as jurors in district court
next week. The following are the
lists:
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Attorneys are busy this week pre-
pairing for district court. which con-
venes here next week. The list OF
eases to be tried is not very long, but
at the same time there is considera.
BILE work to be done at this term.
Nearly all Of the cases are new ones,
which will be tried, and all the old
eases. it is intended by attorneys and
lltigants interested, will be disposed
of this term.
The following is the
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

cases, 1t Is intended by attorneys
|ltigants interested, will be disp
Of this term.
The following is the
@
PARTIES,
Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co. ct al.
VS..
F.sB. Kenner and r. G.
Moore.
The Pitts Agricultural
Works.
John Maginnis l. Chas.
P. Maginnis.
The Pitts Agricultural
Works.
VS..
John Maginnis, Chas. 2.
Maginnis and VIM.
Mccullough.
William l.. Colyer
Rector, st al of AllSaints
Church of the village
of Morris.
johnson y Hurd,
vs.
Hancock Bros,
H. B. Osgood d Co,
D. r. Sutherland, ct al.
John A. johnson,
VS..
A. H. Hedderly,
Anton Erickson,
Henry K. Helgeson,
State of Minnesota,
VS..
P. A. Mccarthy,
State of Minnesota,
VS..
P. A. Mccarthy,
State of Minnesota,
VS..
P. A. Mccarthy,
State of Minnesota,
I. A. Mccarthy,
State of Minnesota,
VS.,
P. A. Mccarthy,
State of Minnesota,
VS..
P. A. Nc Carthy,
John Currivan,
VS..
Michael Finnegan,
William W. Noting,
vs..
Charles J. Croonquist,
P. II. Desmond,
Maginnis & Callahan,
Eugene Atwood,
VS..
John 4. Goold,
Chas. J. Croonquist,
Christian Flatner,
Geo. H. Deipenbroch,
VS..
Chas. P. Maginnis,
Fred. A.. Bailey,
VS..
Thomas Murphy,
CuftlS GSUcTt,
VS..
III. F. Peters and Chas.
j. Croonquist.
GRIMM AL @.
State Of Minnesota,
VS..
Daniel McCfary.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

GEMS FROM ST. JOHNS ADDRESS.
True success in life has it's secret
in constancy of purpose.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
John Dillon,

The influence of every individual
is as boundless as eternity.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10
SUN B Fam s.

Nov. 10, 1887. No. 81
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

In our country we have boosted
civilization. All the wisdom of the
Greeks or the power Of Rome could
not comprehend the plane TO which
our national civilization has achieved.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Think again of Liberty. America
is the birth place of Liberty. 1t is
the solve Branch of Peace" extend
ed to all loyal citizens
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

Europe is sending TO our shores ell
ementS that we must deal with. The
question is how long will our insti.
buttons continue peaceful with an ell
ement that 3 in every essential alien
to American institutions.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-11-10

When all our lands are occupied,
then our American institutions will
be tried to the foundation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24

y II J -
which are
warren ted.
Each gar
ment 10 an
closed imam
e n q m Q |
cloth bag.
Gents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24

binding flash of lightning, and moment
later the poet saw burned upon his manu-
script the le tie IN. g." He was so i'm
pressed by mis- occurrence that he re-
solved to give up the poetry business at
once, and he is now employed in crock
cry store.-Tid Bits.
When Emerson said Glitch your wagon
to star" did he mean to marry an ac-
tress ?-Albdny Argus.
$50 you think of sending your son to
college, Mr.. Hayseed ?"
"Ya'as, Pm thinkn' on it, if the crops
pan out good
"What college will you send him to ?"
"Well, dunno YETI Ive heard Vassar' 8
good as emmy on 'em. PUCK.
81 don't believe in feeding tramps at
the door," SAID Mrs Crimsonbeak. "You
feed them once, and they are sure to come
back" well. ] don't know" replied
Mrs. Yeast; 81 always give them bread
when they come to my door, and can't
say that l ever knew a tramp to come the
second time" "Oh, well. Mrs. Yeast, vou
make your own bread, do you not ?" This
was all that was said, and yet Mrs. Yeast
went down the 1t rect like straw hat OF
windy day,-Yo NIX ors Statesman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24
OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.

AT last accounts ex-senator Jones had
not been yielded the palm.
The latest fad" with tramps is to beg a
cake of soap at every grocery and drug
store, then auction off the soap and get
drunk on the proceeds
Rev. DR.. T.. Dewitt Talmage declared
in his speech at Washington that he had
found the newspaper reporters to be as
honorable body of men as can be found
in the community" We believe the doc
tor reports his own sermons.
A large man leading poodle by string
is one of the features of Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Some Of the business men
have hired Sandwich" to follow him
with the placard please do not kick
the man with the curly dog. He doesn't
know any better.
The New York Euentng sun declares
that no man ever saw a red headed girl
without seeing white horse OF course p,
there are no red headed girls in Burling-
ton-but just try it for the fun, and see.
Prince Alfred Won Wrede, member OF
one of the most illustrous families IN
Austria, has shocked the nerves of the
aristocrats by going into business as Il
green grocer and fruiterer near Vienna.
He has adopted as his coat-of-arms Gu
cumber rampant,
Buffalo Bill has come to be such lion
in London that the British beast in com
parlson seems like twO-months' cub.
When ex-senator Thurman goes on q
Journey he takes Mrs. Thurman along t.
Keep OIL the newspaper men. She is saio
10 nave the most charming manner OF
showing man the door.
A Kentucky farmer, while returninl
from the field, was surrounded by an
electric flame that stripped all the bras
buttons from his clothing. Up to tina
time his neighbors had always called hin
colonel" but now they just call hin
plain "Mr." Kentuckians are superst
tious, very.
Queen Victoria had better not "com.
mand" Phillips Brooks to preach in he
private chapel. If she wants to hear som
silvery eloquence, she should send Vale
around with a little note like this
"Please, Mr.. Phillips Brooks, won't you
preach in my chapel | VIII promise I,
keep wide awake and listen to all yor
say. Very respectfully yours,
VICTORIA.
The bare back act is equally popular
circuses and at swell receptions Wash
inDtOn Critic.
"Why so silent, GeorgeS" she asked.
81 lust saw shooting star and ddn'
want to speak until wished something,
he said.
you're just as mean as you can be
Why. did you, not tell me and then W.
judge
A Minnesota poet sat by an open win
dow writing a spring poem on Thursda,
of last week A thunder storm was rag
ing outside. Suddenly there came I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24
GOSSAMER CLOTHING

Gossamer Rubber Clothfng
has become q practical 10,
cessity. 1t is light, almo9A
cd orless, conveniently Co..,
ried and, best Of all. b gools
article can be Afforded -
a low price Those wishtA4
to be sure Of the bettaR
grade should secure theaa
made by the Goodyear Rub,
Der Manufacturing Co n I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24
LIBRARY MICROSCOPE.

As second sight. q good microscope, re-
veals a world OF wonders for our investiga-
when good microscope should be regarded
as one Of the indispensables Of every intel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24

T GENTS COAT er Coats Mn1SMN
range in sizes as follows: MZSsMzM
IS, So 40, AZ, A. IS, 4S and M#>ZEM
SO inches. In ordering give full MN##/ZMz
height and size around the waist E/zMZZW.
lust below the arms. 81, mailed. EZZ/>ZZ#
Ladies' Gossamer New E4#MM
ports range in length as fol- K.#zzM
lows: 80, 49, 40, AZ, a, 49, As so. So, GtExZZ=%M;
81, Sc, IS and 60 inches In order. 1A@A---z-
Ing send measure from neck to ,,nx,.u,
bottom Of walking dress a, AADi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-06-24

which enables
even a child to
sketch and pre-
serve. in large
size minute OBJ
jects which are
IL u s @ O n o T
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

rla-f GLASS Arrt-. = ID IN g.
Governor lrce has maas nc bslIsr aud
wlA uaks 10 better sppo.ai nsr- .hsn
thal of las. week VIXEN DE- Hat {. Wy
sfas. os Detroit. wa5- collnlsslCnei IS
uabe- ~ fhs State Beard of Charities
s1d Corrections q; allea Bishop CiL
rssFi1 u .lia c.ty IS ehmrmao. Docsor
WvAAs IS one e tue foremost pfaci.-
tsoners of tie Wsat ana Is "a particularly
ps.rsoas Michigan boy, having 5eea 4
student AZ ihs Aga aeuitura. College hnd
sralust.ng from the Medical Department
os tbs Cnqsrsl.y wifn hish Lonors'
Going 90 Europe be- learned tue German
and French languages, took tls surgical
sec.nres 10 the Universities cf Berlin,
Pars sud EdinbarS and afterwards
uraotisad LIS profession with great sue
cass IN Lenawee county. lie went 70
Detroit 70 accept prolessorsniP u the
Medical College where ne became widely
Known As a teacher and lecturer.
Doctor WYMAN has contributed much
to ths medical literature Ct ths country
ana while he Is thoroughly IN love with
La profession he hss ever been alive 10
the interests Of tue state end particular
D. its educational, rsfOrms.ory sld penal
Institutions. tie is "a man OF liberal
education. broad idess aud viii serve the
S.ais well ~ the position To which Gov
ernor lUcE has called hlm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01
sFfxea MARRIAGES.

an IN love fi'h is5v Who is de fcted Cs.h-
olsc srn Protestant. and have decided an
tioafhv fo tns Roman church I viii never BE- a
Catholic aod tlfe istv declares that se viii rcver
D.. a I'rstfstsu- We love each oiher d. otedly.
bas f.ag tile dsfslene- win cause trouble between
ns What b trsf-io fltc the consequences Or
4.ss un aa attachment from which e-.ther may
ever .teoserf ~
These Is TO greater source OF dscoinlor, 10
lnasr.ed couple taan Fundamental differ
enee O.. faith The .esr muoriaut uliIel1ncss
amcsg protestant, may ne more easily go.tea
over than those between Protestant and
Cath0llc- lnoesi the Roman cieig5 aIc loath
O. graut permission fOr such marriages. Vel
suonur as frequsa, caEseg for froubl.
if nalh narfiee have natural wisdom. Il is
a greet s.t.unge n this ss m al other di-
fsreness ent shsn tho pgctieia ~ educafsun
a. fhc children f.-l ng fiom what we cslad
mixaI mauiasss ar tae ia1rt Christian
vlaiou ana IutealaI.ee uaf roi serve 20
jauish 3l-Eae4on
Asa fa.s s..a a marriage. have n1 resulted
happily be; S. question rettsr sos lae
lowers. Or ftr.r ra'fts guardians. taan fn- -e
uil H nei sns9 them
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

In What rart Of tha world vas aas Garden Of
Eden lclSiedf CHrECH-AE
The location of the Garden Of Eden is dis
puted hy biblical scholars. Some have en-
1eavored % locate i hy means oT the fruits
and mineral prod led lions named IL the
description given n Genesi II, ST. But the
main Indication seems 70 -bo in the four rivers
named IL ssefns 90 be ags,ed by commenta
tors that The Tlgris and Euphrstes are The
th.r,l and fourth rivers mentioned. Bat they
differ as to what rivors should ne regarded as
tbe Pisou and Gihon. SOME think that the
Pson il the Gnnges and the Gihon the sacred
rlv.r OF Egvpl. others thas t6o Garden q
Eden was located Oh the high rable land q
Armenia from which rise the Ngrls and Eu-
pirates. Others think that Eden WIS IN tha
vicinity Of the Mountsins Of the Moon, n
Africa, regarding the Nile as Pison and tbs
Niger as Gihon. The vicinity Of the city Of
Babylon Is still another place whsre the Gar
den IS supposed 70 have been located Eses
of these theories hss Is advocates but lhers
j. nothing conclusive.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

Ia NHs Jsr iey. = st4te 1stls 1fez csc
ha.f t1s s-1s ~ Il I..a ga, tie Ooysfn9s
ass sss.gy g S5.eoe SsSrsIssg y iata-a
sa.4 gal1 sa.uasr sf i1saka4es es--
1sa g. Treasurer slaoo. toag
srolsr fia1 Attorney aseegal s''ss
sapsun1-a8sa. 81 Pl1t.s lastruet1ea
$4,000. Ia "a Mss.ls tbs Gossfs3f. 3
sslary Is $500 sai sic hsaaa 9t esl@f
state dep qazs1asnts cerrs2 poaaits O. tls's~
covered by tlls resolution SfsA siic .
Ia Nsrgl4ai. q stats about -1s 9iza Of
Nas jersey. .4s Governor SALARY e
si.5lD. Secretary % STATE $50. Ars&--
arsr 5000. CompEsolisE S2.aoos Atfoftes
Gsuarzl SAGeO Ia Massachusetts, shs
Ci0garnors salary - S4.00j. sseretsrJ ~
Stsa 2.500. Treasurer S4.lsa, Auditor
SIS u. Attorney General $1,000, Sesrs
s4-y - Eosgd % Eiasa.ion - 30 lhls
n-aaaars s nos sausecE 70 lhs ohlscuo-
made by many voters cf tns proposed
anlsldusn1 sah@essi 81 lhs lasa elee.
t.an. a. tlas lsii e. tAs ois.s legislature
sae poasc ,o * tie salaues of th7 fe.
sesctiss oMc-fs, all foses wee cas-.
s2a.asl Is f5f tue reason fnat tas Legs
!a4u.s aas not Azsis 10 ase the beet as.
essaou. and tls p-9pis had ght 3.
kuoe i1ss what they We're voting Tor
We truss. rssariiess q party. sysi-maii.
support Eli be ..gsa Iais msazuses anf
( ss1. and a IS sabatsel a. tAs ueA
sle,tcn q should pass ~ large F,t.
/ alL majority
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

ci rrQier T. e
The popalatjon u New y FORK was estimated
On APRIL I. 1885. 70 be .42s. .60S Ii is be-
li8vei "a Do Increasing 10 he rate OF 7s9 per
week, which would bring it TO a round ls5oO,-
oo9 abs. the end Il next year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

At vhst dre WAS tho greatest value Of pFopsrsy
coasumeds L 4.
The great London ire IN lGoe destroyed
about tNo-thlrds 0f the city, but se have no
estimate of the value OF property. In Mos
COW, M isl2, sl50000e09 was swept eway.
The great fire m Chicago, in 1877, consumed
a valuation Of sl92 10000 The AREA burned
ovel IN Chicago wss greater tnan that, 50 far
a. IS known. OF any other fire in any city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

vhas is tAe correct spelling OF the Honapsris
name Is it Buonapartes ihsrosy-
The name WAS Bu0napsrte, but NapoieoB
changed the spelling 10 accord with the pro
nunciaL0n, and Tor facility in writing IL,
about chs iime OF the commencement Of bis
career or when he assumed command of the
army Of Italy Il is now spelled Borsparte.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

What vas the hrss message sant on she AtiaptIe
cable r
The first message transmitted was on the
Atlantic cable OF 1855 and was a congratu-
latory message from Queen Victoria 20 fresi-
dent Buchanan. THIS cable was a failure.
The first message sent on the cable of ls6t
was the announcement OF the treaty OF peace
between Prussia aud Austria
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

"a t,ars anv slmpi- fuio fof nrdsng The sesr.
for nc e<sloa Tor prce1irut snd sscs tEessces n
o. fi- ra.f-d states. pa-s Or 70 comet r. a
Every sear 5lyidole by tour = tho year fo'
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

waiyal p.esse eise the numbers ~ people IA
t1e prsacipai asLoas sreapans5 ~ che Sorids
Tns ss.isnase is ~ follows. Christians. SIS p
e0U0. Gadahi-ts, si5.o0oO9 Mohamuleisn.
s8feu.Oo9. followers of Coalncias, So .o1o. 90,
Jews GOO g0o.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

Is sz lad "a . eitizeas fA1rAysg.
An ird.an is citizen shen born within
,as h..irs q the United States. Tie juris-
cirt,on does not extend oves treaty tribes.
and elaz.ns born in these tribes ars rot
citizens unless their fathers are
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

what reserii mas Is wAo saia hs ass always
ssia,a-d y his troops except wlsa ihey were
csla4sf T.
James Estan Cooke IN BIS life Of Sionewau
Ja ssoa attributes tie saying 70 tSen. Il L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

Wasa ~.s pr,aang aIst dora IN she Ceited
<tatEsf l.
Tl.s afsl printing pgeas sas iatrodscsd into
the Co.onirs IN las9
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01
ouEsTloNs ANo ANswEas.
s,aa1. Skaters i is Wen for one -
Lal.-.-.

sl sos v-asa szsss vhe ssS sns foa1reA
s.r-sttsaf = t.s rn.sei 1-4fes ssaF eaaeEeaf =
0-s. 4 s. Grant Wa las ssS1sess psees
41.l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01

~.S.o00-l OFfEIt Ml H0J7E 80 rs ~ sTe--
, recent, Uaiit ard conveniently arranged. isr
OILY So 70 suo portions oi = op tine 81 pr
cent II. 81 Miller fcl particulars, uulabcf al
ozns. pas mcits t-it & F., J. tse tasl at olaCl 81
futile Bros. ~ Opcra ho-s. Book
no GARDINER. And FARMEBs HANE
tie ttS- acre 4-Cptts meas f..C city. alr farms
u thirty counties o. saHtns'n aaeliaai fnF
sa'e cnaan Percy ] oos fon tain-sf fan. p
DAkeaiAs--A llaNls-tst NV uDg-i ~
t1Jeieuou-aFe.s modem 81 ,lJI-rl fsQ ca B
bsistce ou ti-nc. also Ca H.t hoDlt near
stree csi ine Siaal ls.f--a4 down ifo Io-
buy until Nou ste thtla, Iouref and ROOMS 30
rent O. good tenants Bon printing a. ioH fttD-
by John tO.e printer and dealaF iu fcaI c-left,
NOR SALE AT q BARGAIN -TEE E0Cs
i and lot known as 20. ~ Navcr.v Place uausf
tc sold soon. inqllfe - :. NnsoT. Room
iowers opera Rouse. aefi
sSoR sALE--A NkRY DESIRABLE HOUSE
L aud large iot House has al thc modern im-
provemcuts and Will bc soid for les llan thc
house cost 90 build three ycars ago. Inquire OF
+. l.. Ninsof- Room u foWege Vrera House tsti
FEW VERY DESIRABLE DN EILINGsN " Eli.
Il located, ioT sale Chesp-mOney u losu on
good real estate A L. AntiSsoi, L0vet. blk
opposite sweets hotel. t2-u
IL .. long - 90, q pKARI~sT. REAL
" Estate &c. &c For flent-No T. house
three rooms, kitchen ana cellar, g. ~ No 2
house nine rooms, closets. cellar. hard and s1ft
water, barn. rent SIC. No. 2, house four ro0ms
kitchen, fuitery and cellsr rent s. No. 4 house
four rooms, hutlery end kitchen. rent - No. :.
store. o4xG: rent so No e. three nlu she'd
rooms or Lafay ctto-st. fery uesiIsaie ald cheap.
10 2, ~ acre, land % the sixth afo thres -
hse teafs fth t-H 81
EsoR SATE-ND Is TnIR FtME To CEI A
\ good home fa.ar ne tast tifen o. sl.f soasg
o'Tp priee-tafe iheu Looe & Co. -
PeeFle'. Ni'
ron -aETSgFLIAfry ~ ~.
TOR -ArF or fNCHtNeF Us Ess TERMS
i - paif % good sort houe. na hafnes
good sinEls b sf-.. IN excellent DRIVER sefnac
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-01
Wonders of the Microscope,
ussersslist Church Monday and Tuesday
Evenings, isu, 81 sno fs0.

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t.aeltsler =. T.. 1lDou1s< IS tNo lelt-les. tfll-
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sc1fe on eiir.a. Specimens Ji
GRAND RAPIDS CITY WATER
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Cft KS llnsulhe1 a.utt .fi.flo lll,e,
Don Lall 10 come auu see Eois .l4e water luoh-
yQu -fe ot.aklae. bsel1ii4 specimens ~ Tag
ilc wntai nsrr tll size ot al sligaior A nse
tte ..fa al "a elephant Potato bug - feri long
Iriellls ot nofk Nustl. A1snlnctn. spec mems
ot lnc human heart iuDe>s Ake- uud k.anegA
Vinegar WITH lss i-yiizls oi erOIesqne living anl-
aals ITphtAeua uucold 1gphofd fltes slruls.
sections 81 HuQes CcfI agate gold ouaItk ci9tL
Ioil as gp-A- fAl-i-uAs Cic.
The Sublime Process OF Crystaii 1a;ion.
IEof saitt VIII also exhibit Ais aials
GO CSMoSCSPE.
eaial-ius minute glass Photographs go i5 tef IN
size. SHOWING 3 collection ol beautiful photo
elaFl iakeu uy ass Vf sac great tla,uo telescope
~ Che observatory cons sflDg IA pall Oi ,Otal uLd
partial cgApsos o. .Es sil auQ i4oo erfs- comet
ol 1859, Jupiter showing q g-tAi reo spot sHv4
mites loug. saturn and las ring.. Hercules dars
sN.tt. C0mct. sun sfiogs Tee sunset ano Ihk
MOON Bkoi GIT WITHIN 100 NILES OF lhL
AUDIENCE, together with 139 choice g.ass pho.
toeraps OF CHIEF cities OF Europe ana AMerlca
Treasures from foupelt HercuaLeiirl Baby lo1
and arabia fetre coak sting OF sculpture paint
lnc, poICelalhs. bAsfelitls. etc.
Entire Change of Frogrsmine Nightly.
CouTsc ticket, soc single admission 55c; child
zen under ~ years ice. no extra charge icf re
served seais tickets on sale at -he door.
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